Disruptive technology: Exploring the ethical, legal, political, and societal implications of nanopore sequencing technology: Exploring the ethical, legal, political, and societal implications of nanopore sequencing technology
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Disruptive technology: Exploring the ethical, legal, political, and societal implications of nanopore sequencing technology: Exploring the ethical, legal, political, and societal implications of nanopore sequencing technology
Abstract
Due to its low cost and easy handling, nanopore sequencing has great potential to become a consumer product. The widespread use of DNA sequencers would, however, create new social, legal, and ethical challenges.
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The author declares that he has no conflict of interest.
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